General Hospital actress, Haley Pullos has grown up right before the eyes of her daytime tv audience. She joined the cast of General Hospital, as Molly Lansing Davis in 2013, at the age of 11. Molly is the daughter of Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst).
Haley Pullos is all grow up now, as she has announced on social media that she is over the age of 18. General Hospital news reports, the over-18 actress shared a video of herself on her personal Instagram page. The type of video posted by Pullos is called, “Self Tapes.” In the video, Pullos states, “Hey I’m Haley Pullos, I’m over 18, and I’m 5’3”.“
A self tape is an audition the actor films remotely, usually requested by a casting director, and is expected to be sent back in a timely fashion. Casting Directors often provide the sides, instructions, and deadline, and then it is up to the actor to film, edit, and return it on time.
The announcement has drawn in fans, mainly complimenting the actresses physical appearance. General Hospital news and rumors have been hot lately with all the shocking casting cuts. At this time, there has been no explanation for the post, but General Hospital rumors suggest Pullos may be auditioning for another acting role. There has not been any GH news to confirm or deny regarding the actresses status with General Hospital.
General Hospital news frequently reports on General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn and her outspoken politics views on social media.
Previous General Hospital news revealed Nancy had a public argument with co-star, Ingo Rademacher, on the topic of politics. She had blocked him on social media over differences in politics views.
Lately, many GH fans have been outspoken about politics as well, but not in the way you think. In recent weeks, GH fans have voiced their opinions on multiple social media platforms and General Hospital Fan groups in response to Nancy Lee Grahn’s social media posts. Fans have been calling for Nancy to stop sharing such offensive content to her followers. Nancy has been known to tell fans to unfollow her on social media if they disagree with her political views. It looks as though the fan’s expressions have not fallen on deaf ears.
General Hospital rumors hint that a specific scene in the 10/12/20 episode involving Jason and Sam Morgan (Steve Burton, Kelly Monaco), Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), the writers may have intentionally nodded to the current events which are happening with Nancy’s political tweets and IG posts. In the scene, Alexis walks up on Sam, Jason, and Sonny, and asks, “Are you guys talking about politics or religion, because this seems really tense.” Then Sonny replies to Alexis with a bold, hilariously relevant, statement. “No, I’m not gonna talk politics right now, especially with you.”
Anyone who watched this episode of General Hospital, could pick up on the hint of Nancy’s political reputation that was brought into the scene. Perhaps it was a way for the executives and writers at GH to let fans know they are being heard, and decided to put a lighthearted spin on the situation.
It’s always fun to see humor brought into the script, taking a breath up from all the drama to add some playful banter.
Don’t forget to keep up with GH Monday-Friday at 2PM Eastern!
Steve Burton, aka, Jason Morgan, has been a household name for almost theee full decades. General Hospital fans have already gone through the grief of losing him as Jason Morgan for a good chunk of time.
General Hospital news reports Steve Burton just cleared the air on those General Hospital rumors claiming Steve Burton is leaving his role as Jason Morgan on GH. On a recent Facebook Q&A with his partner, Bradford Anderson (Damian Spinelli), the Stone Cold and the Jackal show took things to a serious yet funny place when Steve explained the origin of those GH rumors.
General Hospital news reports Burton blames himself for the rumors of his departure, based on a recent Instagram post he shared with his 286k Instagram followers.
General Hospital Blog posted an article addressing his IG post regarding his band with co-stars, Bradford Anderson, Scott Reeves, and Brandon Barash, Port Chuck.
On their podcast, Bradford Anderson addresses many questions, the ones about Steve leaving in particular. Burton explained to Anderson, “People misconstrued that I was leaving the show,” “so Port Chuck and Port Charles? Not the same thing, technically. Port Chuck is the band we play in, Port Charles is the city in which I’m staying for a very long time!”
Twitter is a breeding grounds for drama and for some reason or another, General Hospital fans seem to play a large part in Twitter drama. From bashing characters, to storylines to actors, some supposed GH fans think it’s okay to hide behind their keyboard and spread hate.
General Hospital news reveals GH’s Haley Pullos, who has played Molly Lansing Davis since 2009, at the age of 11, has asked fans on Twitter to block a certain fan’s twitter account. She was immediately backed by former co-star, Ryan Paevey, who played Detective Nathan West.
Based on the tweets, the fan was harassing Haley Pullos over who she supports in her on screen romance.
General Hospital rumors claim if Pullos has to choose, she would support Team Brolly (Brando and Molly). This fan is an extreme Tolly (TJ and Molly) fan, and apparently wasn’t happy with Haley’s opinion.
General Hospital news reports, according to fan tweets, the person behind the original account just keeps making new accounts as their main account has been reported and banned.
Many members of the cast of General Hospital arw displaying new looks after returning from the COVID hiatus.
Laura Weight recently debuted a brand new hairstyle, which is much shorter than she’s been wearing. Kelly Thiebaud received backlash from so-called fans for her new bangs, William DeVry looks sleek with his dark, slicked back locks, among other differences amidst the cast.
General Hospital news reveals a new look for James Patrick Stuart, who plays Valentin Cassadine. Unlike the other cast mates, James’s new look isn’t permanent or even to be taken seriously. He’s quite a jokester and know show to engage with fans and keep them laughing. In his Terr below, James Patrick Stuart relates to a dan, letting them know he isn’t being serious with this photo of this “new look.”
Regardless, the look is eye catching and entertaining. But thankfully, “Uncle Vito” most likely won’t be making his GH debut, so we won’t have to see this mustache on our TV screens.
Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) has always been a passionate, feisty, and full of spark, type of woman. The Italian spitfire loves hard and puts herself out there with a unique vulnerability.
Lisa LoCicero recently gave an Emmy worthy performance in her scene with TV son, Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna). Lisa and Dominic have been working together as TV mother and son since 2009. They have a true on-screen dynamic and they love the audience sees between this mother son duo is undeniable.
Lisa LoCicero’s recent heartbreaking scenes as Olivia has received a big reaction from GH fans and co-stars alike. Olivia pleading with her son Dante RO let her see him was enough to make any mother feel from a place they never really want to go. LoCicero brought the gut wrenching emotion to life as she stood on the other side of that locked door.
General Hospital news reports LoCicero’s co-stars singing her praises on Twitter after Dominic Zamprogna turned to social media to display his admiration for Lisa’s performance as Dante’s grieving mother. Other cast mates chimed in, expressing their thoughts and feelings after watching Lisa’s scene.
Right now, Julian Jerome’s (William DeVry) ex, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has been devastated by the loss of her boyfriend, Dr. Neil Byrne (Joe Flanigan). Julian is going through a lot himself as he has recently become the husband of the town crazy, Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier). Julian’s wife, Nelle, is missing and presumed dead after she kidnapped mobster, Sonny Corinthos’ (Maurice Benard) grandson, Wiley.
Julian and Alexis have a long history as lovers, friends, enemies, and parents. Their daughter Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) is one factor in keeping these two connected. These two will forever be bonded by their daughter, but they also have a see connection on their own. No matter what they have been through, even Julian’s darkest days when he tries to kill Alexis, somehow they found light in the darkness.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Alexis will grieve hard for Neil, but between Sam and Julian, she won’t have to go through it alone.
Julexis is the name GH fans gave to the Julian and Alexis pairing, and has acquired a significant following as these two are a fan favorite couple. Although they haven’t been romantically involved in a long time, their connection and bond has remained despite their past relationship turmoil.
GH fans are up in arms at the death of Neil, mostly disappointed by the fact that fans just want to see Alexis happy with a man who treats her well. General Hospital spoilers and rumors suggest although she is grieving, now is the time for Alexis to finally find happiness again- even if it’s with a man from her past.
GH rumors hint Julexis will give it another go after Julian supports Alexis through these tough times. Only time will tell what’s in store for this popular daytime duo. What comes next for Julian and Alexis?
General Hospital fans have been wondering why they haven’t seen Dev Cerci lately in Port Charles. The teen group just isn’t the same without him, as Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy), Cameron Webber (William Lipton), and Trina Robinson (Sydney Makayla), go through typical teen drama, mixed with the threat of Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober), and dealing with the loss of Trina’s father, Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews).
In General Hospital comings and goings, GH news confirmed actor Ashton Arbab tapes his first scenes since the lockdown, this week.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors have claimed that Dev’s character will somehow be involved with Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil), and Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). We look forward to Dev’s debut back at GH!
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) has been to Hell and back when it comes to her children. Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) was kidnapped as a child, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) was very ill and underwent a kidney transplant, this life event set the stage for what would happen down the road with Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier), and her son Morgan (Bryan Craig) died in a car explosion.
Carly is a fighter and her top priority in life is her children. Nelle Benson knows Carly’s weakness and she uses that to her advantage.
General Hospital news and spoilers confirmed that the door at GH has been left open for Chloe Lanier to return to General Hospital. General Hospital rumors suggest Nelle will definitely be back because she has unfinished business with Carly.
Last week, actor Bryan Craig announced he is ready to come back to work, calling out GH, on Twitter. GH rumors began to fly, claiming Morgan will return to Port Charles alive, with Nelle!
General Hospital rumors claim Nelle and Morgan will cross paths and make a connection. It’s likely that Morgan has memory loss from the accident/explosion, and has no clue who he or even his family is. GH rumors claim Nelle will remember his face from photos, and use Morgan as her tactic to get revenge on Carly. If Nelle and Morgan show up in Port Charles together, Morgan will want nothing to do with a family he doesn’t know. Carly will see Nelle with her son, this time Morgan, and it will drive her mad!
There are many possible story lines for if and when Bryan Craig returns to the cast to reprise his role as Morgan Corinthos. Keep up with GHhere and M-F on ABC!
After an incredibly dramatic scene, General Hospital fans want to know… Is Nelle really dead on General Hospital? Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) took matters into his own hands and went after the mother of his child. When he found Nelle Benson (Chloe Lanier) in the cabin, she was combative as expected. He tricked her into fleeing but that’s now where it ends.
Mama Bear Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) wasn’t going to let Nelle getaway. Carly wants Nelle to be punished for her heinous crimes. One thing led to another and suddenly Carly found herself trying to hold on to Nelle as she dangled from a cliff. Their hands slipped and down Nelle went.
Nelle Really Dead On General Hospital?
According to General Hospital rumors, many will blame Carly for Nelle’s decent from the precipice. When in reality, Carly tried everything she could to save her but Nelle slipped anyway. Besides, Nelle brought it on herself. She’s a menace and a murderer. I know one person who needs someone to blame. Of course, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) blames Carly for everything. So it’s a given that if Nelle dies, Carly will be raked over the coals.
Is Chloe Lanier Leaving General Hospital?
General Hospital news and GH comings and goings have not yet confirmed an exit for actress, Chloe Lanier. So the question hangs in the balance…
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